M.A. IN LLCL: SPANISH & TEACHING OF SPANISH
The M.A. concentrations in Spanish and Teaching of Spanish provide advanced study of the Spanish language, literature, culture, and linguistics. The Spanish concentration focuses on literary analysis (Latin American, Caribbean, and Peninsular literature) and critical theory. The Teaching of Spanish concentration focuses on the pedagogy of teaching Spanish as a second language.
Spanish Concentration (thesis):
- Requires a minimum of 30 credits (8 courses plus 6 credits of thesis work). At least 12 credits (4 courses) need to be in Spanish literature (culture, film) or Spanish linguistics.
- In the last semester of study, students defend an M.A. thesis.
Spanish Concentration (non-thesis):
- Requires a minimum of 36 credits (12 courses). At least 18 credits (6 courses) need to be in Spanish literature (culture, film) or Spanish linguistics.
- In the last semester of study, students complete comprehensive written examinations.
Teaching of Spanish Concentration (non-thesis):
- Requires a minimum of 36 credits (12 courses). At least 18 credits (6 courses) need to be in Spanish literature (culture, film) or Spanish linguistics. The remaining 18 credits need to include coursework in language pedagogy.
- In the last semester of study, students complete comprehensive written examinations.